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Luk › Clutch kit

billymade 9 Apr 2015, 16:19

Rating 5.0

Engagement smoothness:
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I just installed a Luk "rep set" clutch kit with a brand new flywheel and it has been excellent so far, Luk was the oem for VW and my original clutch/flywheel/disc/throwout bearing were ALL marked "Luk" on them. I can confidently; recommend Luk if you want to stick with the stock clutch assembly. The original clutch has the quietest and smoothest clutch feeling, original style performance.

Pros: quietest and smoothest feeling

Vehicle: Volkswagen

Carbotech › Brake pads

jbeers1234 7 Apr 2015, 20:24

Rating 4.0

Braking:

Carbotech XP10 Front Pads Only - USED - $45 shipped to U.S. lower 48 -these are proper endurance racing pads (popular in Spec Miata, Spec E30, etc), I wouldn't try to use these on the street -used for 2 track days on my '09 TDI -11.6mm of friction material remaining (approx 85%)

Pros: proper endurance racing pads

Cons: not for street use

Vehicle: Volkswagen Jetta

Part number: CX1107

Mintex › Brake pads

vincenzo 30 Mar 2015, 13:35

Rating 4.0

Braking:

Stock pads have always been like that. My MKIV was like that as well especially in the rear. So I changed them with Mintex pads.

Vehicle: Volkswagen Golf

OEM Volkswagen › Brake pads

chai122 30 Mar 2015, 02:53

Rating 5.0

Braking:

Brakes feel really grabby, brake very well IMO

Pros: grabby, brake well

Vehicle: Volkswagen Golf

Continental › Tires

rjm0831 27 Mar 2015, 17:04

Rating 5.0

Noise:
Ride comfort:

Just put on four new 18" Conti Extreme Contact DWS tires on it and the ride is smooth and so very quiet.

Pros: smooth and quiet ride

Vehicle: Volkswagen Phaeton

Mileage: 184000 km

Pirelli › Tires

moonluv810 27 Mar 2015, 16:28

Rating 4.0

Grip:

The general consensus was that 235/40 should fit just fine with no rubbing on stock wheels and suspension. Do keep in mind, PSS tires are a tad wider than stock Pirelli.

Pros: fit just fine, no rubbing

Cons: tad wider than Pirelli

Vehicle: Volkswagen

OEM Porsche › Brake caliper

Guyver96 20 Mar 2015, 01:33

Rating 4.0

Uneven wear:

The brackets I ordered from usrt bolt up to the boxster red rears.... As to whether rear boxster calipers work or not I've done and uses the calculator several times and it is a 15% increase in brake power..

Pros: 15% increase in brake power

Vehicle: Volkswagen Golf

Bosch › Fuel pump

smalls. 18 Mar 2015, 23:25

Rating 5.0

Starting:

I reset the timing to 1.0mm left every else as is, and accually got the cold start lever hooked up properly with a spair part from another pump i had laying around

Pros: cold start lever hooked

Vehicle: Volkswagen Caddy

OEM Volkswagen › Ignition coil

vw_euro-trash 13 Feb 2014, 23:48

Rating 3.0

Starting:

Ok, So today I cleaned all the grounds then checked them with a multimeter, put new plugs in, changed the ignition coil, and still won't start. It has good spark now, and it's definitely getting fuel.

Pros: good spark, getting fuel

Cons: still won't start

Vehicle: Volkswagen Jetta

STP › Oil filter

Hoek 13 Jun 2012, 03:51

Rating 2.0

Warning light:

When I first purchased my VW, I could drive it how ever far in whatever temperature and wouldn't get any beeps or blinks. I brought it to a friend to do an oil change and he threw 5W30 in it with a STP oil filter. After that oil change, if the car was driven too long the light would blink and the ding would chime. If you revved to about 2300~ RPM, the noises and blinking would stop. I guess that is a temporary fix, but all I did was change the oil to 10W30 and haven't gotten any noises yet. I guess 5W30 is too thin and can't build up enough oil pressure? I'm not too sure.

Pros: 10W30 oil works well

Cons: 5W30 oil caused beeps

Vehicle: Volkswagen